(57) A novel method and system for inserting a surgical wire into a patient's bone is
disclosed. The novel system includes a novel tool for guiding a surgical wire into
the patient's bone at a universally adjustable position in relation to a previously
inserted wire, and a novel guide pin-external sleeve combination whose use greatly
facilitates the steps of guide pin insertion and, after the sleeve has been removed,
insertion of a cannulated surgical implant over the guide pin. The novel system is
particularly suited for use in a surgical procedure for fixing a fracture in the femoral
neck with a plurality of parallel cannulated bone screws.
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